Thomas Levesque • 10/8/2009

[C# 4.0] Implementing a custom dynamic object

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This technical article explains how to implement custom dynamic objects in C# 4.0 using the new 'dynamic' type and the Dynamic Language Runtime (DLR). It details the process of inheriting from the DynamicObject class, overriding methods like TryGetMember and TrySetMember, and storing properties in a dictionary to mimic dynamic behavior similar to JavaScript.

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